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Very faithful aircraft! :)

Written on 05/20/2025 by Richard Schmidt

Great Shot Donald!

Written on 05/19/2025 by John Giambone

5*

Written on 05/19/2025 by renato basso

Looking for flights from Omaha to Atlanta today

Written on 05/19/2025 by tomwiregrass

Wow .. that's a tight fit in the frame ..

Written on 05/19/2025 by Shabbir Bashar

Thank you for a GREAT shot!

Written on 05/19/2025 by Richard Schmidt

A two day visit.

Written on 05/18/2025 by Gary Schenauer

Now that's a clean Sierra!!

Written on 05/18/2025 by Niche79

Believe I saw this plane or one in same scheme at one of the airports by Richmond, VA last year when a buddy and I flew down for the $$ hamburger.

Written on 05/18/2025 by Bryan Nylander

According to the data tracker beneath the photo, this is the first pic of REH's AS350 N62RX to be posted into the FA photo gallery.

Written on 05/17/2025 by Gary Schenauer

Nice Bell 206L-4!

Written on 05/17/2025 by sue1010

Not our Retro

Written on 05/17/2025 by Uwe Zinke

I frequently have LHR-IAH traffic right over my head at the northern tip of northern Michigan’s mitten. Of course “right over my head” meaning 40,000ft! Looking at planned flight routes though, they usually intend to not be south of Michigan entirely. Interesting.

Written on 05/17/2025 by pohlcatace14

Soon followed by the 24 series which had much smaller cabin windows and deleted the bullet fairing at the top of the vertical tail.

Written on 05/17/2025 by CHRIS ROBEY

GE straight turbojet engines for this classic model 23 Lear.

Written on 05/17/2025 by CHRIS ROBEY

Amazing!!

Written on 05/16/2025 by AvionSport

Great Shot!

Written on 05/16/2025 by AvionSport

Formerly owned by astronaut Buzz Aldrin - per "Jimmy's World" YouTube channel; Jimmy bought N119BA at auction for $41,000 in April 2025

Written on 05/16/2025 by Glenn Abel

Unbelievably beautiful! Perfect light, color, position, everything!

Written on 05/16/2025 by kwesterlund

If I remember correctly, for such a climb attitude, it was full up collective and full forward cyclic. As a crew chief in Phrogs, PUIs (pilots under instruction) had to practice them as well.

Written on 05/16/2025 by WhiteKnight77

While I am a rotorhead through and through, one just has to love the Sky Pig (as known by Marine air wingers).

Written on 05/16/2025 by WhiteKnight77

Reminds me of Nok Air!

Written on 05/16/2025 by James Patterson

Rookie question here. Is effective just humidity being turbo blended? Or have we broken the sound barrier? Btw isn’t thal also referred as Mach 1.
Ridicule if humorous accepted!

Written on 05/16/2025 by Jeffrey Vogl

Magic capture Ed, well done

Written on 05/16/2025 by Don Ridgeway

Thanks Alex! I was the one flying this and thought I saw you out there. Would love for you to grab some pictures of our Baron one day!

Written on 05/16/2025 by Ryan Blackford

The H600 is one of my favorite helo's!

Great pic, and thanks for posting!

Written on 05/16/2025 by Darrell Parkhill

As a 'fixed-wing-only' pilot, it's hard for me to accept that such an extreme nose-down attitude is appropriate for max climb rate!

Great picture!

Written on 05/16/2025 by adelma

Splish Splash I was taking a bath....

Written on 05/16/2025 by Lewis Tripp

Is that a dam-buster carryin' plane? External pylon ordnance maybe?

Written on 05/16/2025 by Alan Young

I recognize the beach

Written on 05/16/2025 by WD Rseven

Just beautiful!

Written on 05/16/2025 by Lex W.

1957 sky chevy.

Written on 05/16/2025 by rick ordiway

"Brazilian Eagle" ?

Written on 05/16/2025 by Al Miller

That's french REGISTRATION. It ain't no Lancaster bomber.
It's a LANCAIR 360

Written on 05/16/2025 by themold

In Thailand from '69 to '70 we flew C and D models. 6 planes every 4 hours 24 X 7. Loaded with 500s and 750s.

Written on 05/16/2025 by Peter Quadagno

Donald Duck no Brazil kkkk.

Written on 05/16/2025 by Jose Flavio DE SOUZA

I flew many hours in Lancasters as a radar technician, mostly from Torbay in Newfoundland.

Written on 05/16/2025 by Donald Stewart

Great pic!
The axis of the plane draws the eye toward where it would fly and what a great view that is. Potential of fun in a picture - "Hey! Let's fire up the Cessna and check out the mountains". Love it.

Written on 05/16/2025 by Tim Segulin

❤️❤️❤️✈️💕💕

Written on 05/16/2025 by CMARCHETTI69

This is a beautiful photo. The B747 is perfectly centered in the image. Between the top of the control tower and the ground, you can clearly see the space, which gives the photo a real sense of style.

Congratulations to the photographer.

Written on 05/16/2025 by CMARCHETTI69

Strange livery but nice.

Written on 05/16/2025 by RAY LLOYD

Jay >> So do I ... very, VERY much! They have shown their appreciation to me in a special way , TWICE , in 3 years.
If you ever want a larger-size copy of one of my SW pics (free - no charge), e/m to [email protected]

Written on 05/15/2025 by Gary Schenauer

The "54" in the reg is the year she was born; the meaning of the letters "OW" is obvious.

Written on 05/15/2025 by Gary Schenauer

I love southwest

Written on 05/15/2025 by Jay Mcclain

What a power pack!

Written on 05/15/2025 by Carl-Otto Jaeschke

Good looking Sierra!

Written on 05/15/2025 by Niche79

Doesn't look like a Sierra? Is it a Sundowner?

Written on 05/15/2025 by Niche79

AF原型机

Written on 05/15/2025 by Yuncheng Shi

Klasse!!

Written on 05/14/2025 by Uwe Zinke

N621SC is actually the tail number of the helicopter in this image, not the 747.

Written on 05/14/2025 by Brian Crane

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